The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-07 00:00:00

• INAVAL-:':NEWS.' I '..)// P.. Jui;;E 6.*—Arrived Lis lq:leity's ~!, , ;r,.24,-(.-(iy from Ply11)0Ut Sailed 113jesty's Brig //azrty on a I L!.77y2 - : te, JUNE 4:—Sailed theEidcav our Ar mOd a convoy,'lbr YARMOUTH, Jose His•Mejeity's Ship Superb for the Baltic, ‘'t T.:7 -• 4' • A 1.,..JU E klis,l‘ajesty's Brigs. • . riner and Fearless from a cruiz,e,„anti the feller fora Cork, with a convoy, ‘ which art: sailact for the iii.er; :also.the Rolla, Tnaity,, l front Malta ; YATES, and Desire, ii,:pliAnAm, fromN.w:Provi ! &ace. . AFFECTIAq iVARRATIVE. i:s AProCI2, 1808, On .Satur day,' the 2d inst. N.. S. at - i o'clock,* noon; Svc, tailedirom Liebau with•a fair wind, and ice or tbdut two versts onlv i safter \-;'hich we' got_ into clear' water . , and froin that . ihile'siw• 00 mole r w faiind continuektoriinout 24 hours, and carried .of, Carlsgona: Th . o . . 4 4 1 Iicgt" 1 to a litlikEiVr fright, but itWitS trifrii — thi - seconti however,. it in. eterisea iiffnA„ . that 'Messrs. ',Bayley, .Becher, .4enuy,; , Fcktita, l'ereyra, who Were lying upon hay, were obliged to 1110 Vt, to a higher placel but as I lay in my kibitker, the tvatei never whaled lie till the list night, when I wog:alio ; obliged to, move., When we came within 4d miles of . Oarlseroria, the wind b,teame (fired West,' and, blAt , a gale t we' were severid times Lintel to the islancl of 'Oland, but could net land on account of the iee; but-that Avotild flat, hate prevented ottt ationiptiug p i ca . . the Captain' said that there was no place 64r !anchorage, for waa there a harbour 3 so we tacked-about-till-the Oth, all the time the purbps going, and all hands hailing the ship ; but we.,did not gainon,the and had always 4 or s feet water itt the-Mid ! • •" On the Gill inst. at noon; Colonel Pollfn asked the Captain it he thought the ship could;stand ,the Bea i HG ats‘t.retio diet "It ftss"impoisibie;" : whence Would 'appear, that liaa 'P'.'i46l,i4it . that question, the ship mast the next_day . have foundered with ,use alio -• ; : • " Upon receiving thet-ftes-sver from thy' Captail, Col. :Arllen'ordered hi iu inithediately th pyr d'ack, in-„ike file 11 51 pOrt (liiis'NAF(lllenley;• "aod . it blew a gale, and the wind quite fair, we were sure 61 reaching it 'early 'next morning. •Dnririg the '‘v!.!ole of tb . e. 1,14 t we ?vere . einplOyed in clearing the shipof water, and preveuted,it ex ceeding five tw o'clock; on themorning of we_ saw the!**it, it f at .fear, ,IGletnr t l. I immediately went into !the hold, opened-my-d 4k entl - took,l)ur what money ljad I bare r placing...it:in the pockO of iry, , tibi.cUrala'r J nri;ht . r.eettre it ,at a moment's warning, in.cise*Of danger I then looked,vy desk and lekUiy-servatir tb rut . it away. " 'Men • tior derl,, we wt:Ke , cios6 . to the Ear 1-1-11 ad nor been tbare:. five minutes,..when the . slllp.struckwith such violence, that the ladies ) ; and children in the cabin, ,:ad pinseilgOs ilflhe hold, had just tithe to'reach.lheileck, wititl:l;~he.s;iup ; fillet! with -‘vater, and • inithediatigly after .thcrarlder , Waa • knocked of. ``-'rli;•l7. - vritii - en tio - w7friOlc ref4g,elti ; the sililorsi 61 )4 r tipoti'MW 'wlidr:r i alo *put the ". A'he sy4,-otitinniiiL(Weaci4l:l4'. .we : ,)yffre . 131 41iglid to cut away.Alikimasti.to,prephLt:the• ship upsetting... l _ 4 1. 34 _....funi --wr.zo..-then,.--Ctlt op,se_au d launched, and ,Lerdirißoyston; with four or five others,* jumped lab) than but wore upset.'in • a mu rnent. • I determined to take rby chance wish. the...wo-: and •followed them - in4-o the 44Kni4.-14Kiaii., wh&re I feitindleleven !petihris : Pollen, and three, servants, Afis.: taffies,' three, children and. '' " 1 : 4 d Pereyra,''and tbe r at iat our dear, L n encli, except tliliseLwht) were lost by (getting into `r boats, were immediately 'washed overboard., "',Blinrtiv aft6; l ll4-WbOA came find nttl, the 6litaitt and three" sailors Opttnglre bow-. '414 r "' ll °, kolliug The Cppurin ottfie rely unit .tehe was. washed -overbearcf, i 4 014,01 i, ; Wi • lig Ul in the round-house, in water trplo the. tuiddi e. • •• • ,•• • • "'There was orily e dry heilplaa, into Ptr.:(7lC744:libisifio'i 4re:cC;°llP(7lll4:d4t. apd bad Mrs. kollen on:his knees; M. tkartles;.*" luc"her cites ., with !It'r little onaat:lier:br i dast,:the , • " W4 ter covering the cheats. , / 11 Order to he the peoph , ottsliare.thst.tbere ris n tli 1 li v i n g 1 ,.. 0 0 1 -90 beard i Velneqessary - 1 ,, 3 14. he of us to shrew oufielves occamOillilky' Mrs. c i,ilen'a two servants, Anthony and Heasn,iand my led, Were the only three who would Ventloo- our, - 01 14 one of us did so every titiariev Of a n hour. Dur -16.g this dayobe Life-110i !made fbuvoe,fitie rat Qiripts to relieve us, cuadin6tltionip,nearhkin. acconiit of the tremendous - - • That weall.'.vfentAo ,pssyers, forgave our juer ni, i esi end irsignefi; quitielveAito ,„ " itNexCmcizning, lei 19 o'rlock, , Anthony, who k _.', l s . ol3t,:tgave notice That iitibe life-haat; wavikr the - "°tv r I'' went .out , orth Mrs, Pollen% luta it he "kingeiraild ; with Welt difficulty reach ed the,lll4.;boat. I tVas twice knocked (161,yti by the with -the ehild.\ one • arm, but •• c4e'edl3i teping t'Ast hold with -the other. Finding, how ever, ruY.stren'th fait nit 'Me; I rielithe child to 4 ,"u (11r3. B.'s thaii-I):tleittlug.rier to cetkilft,VlS.Te was, till I could sendione of;the niefl:rrOgiiihe "re-boat to take the child: 'Whether she atteavWed .44 lailuw..medg_not_l canlit,i (it tlifew thyself into the boat, Ote,Sailurs, that the Y)!riati with the child, and „a mail, wore washed "v ', 110413 this Man' was Hearn, Mrs. V,P.lletu's st:r v a nt . , ,The weather was. too boistero - uS: • .! Puar to remain long where it was.; perMit the off ••• therefore put ail Mrs. .Pollen her servant Anthony, Mr. Per qra, atul myself. _ . were, as we' learn. from a letter from S. Peters " ' ,") Culoncl amt li.)luy 404 Kant. ~• - . a •Nic'hen tve retched the shere; t told. the peOplit i 'there were still f fomr Dying peivv r i. Op, board 2. iz, lq Barnes,s. rnes, lips two 't hildieu p and the. il4d ~: ervatit of. Mrs. Pollen. They. were with tlAculty•persuad,' ett to!return, ind succeeded irPsaving'them.. • • " Mr. Focke had died during,the night, ft - brit:cold, in the little - bed:place lAtote:described; the lyxi'y is now 'on shore, arid is to be buried to-morrow, at: 7 cording to dife6tlOL he gave' me about half an hour before his death. 1 .., .; ~:. , .'/ , : • i "" . Mr. Peieyra is not expeded to survive this day. . - . , ...,,. •Mttnailies is laid uti . , - 11M;lng had her„feet frozen. Mrs. Pollen is tolerable, bUt, as you can imagine, .very low. We •were tipwArda.ot. duty: i hoiirs witliotit'ineat or drink, and must have allpe !rished had we remained.six hours longer. 9 14 .; !4n l Fistalette has been sent to the Kingot . Kci-. nicishillyb,"' The French Coniul here is•verj? civil;., and ha o 1 red Co do every flung in his power tD assist us, even to write to Paris for passports. i tr " Ilha4el6kt every thing belonging to, - tne; and' i thereis little hope bf my eeciiveting atiy thing, as.the ' Ship ,i,s lone to. pieces ,Mrs. ; Barnes saved only a Ismail trunk of the childredslinit. . . " Tho•hobpitality.and 4ittelliioo we poor survivors I meet with at this place are beyond expressic.M.•' • • I " .49,r4r.-Lord Royston, ; and ,mate-servaut ; Cc 1. POW, and,,,',otte coati-servant; Mrs. Barnes' man -1 servant, mpicl-servant, and youngest child ; Mr. lialliihiys*er‘;:int; Thorna , 3 D. Bayley, Mr, Beelier,' , Mr..lteavkt.y., M. Voi:ke.(klied t;‘) board),!.and Mr. .Pereyra (since dead on shore). . . - " Alive.—Mrs,, Barnes, and'iWo children; .1‘11 . "s. Pollen,• and two servants; Mr. kialiiday,.• Captain, and tlirei! sailors." • . 4 --4-.11r.t: ikcher also was t.:l<en float the wreck, but•Aitd a few hours alter he was lthiAltki." •• . . , GeE,RNS J N 3. ;vas ekecuted, pnrsuant to his sentence, Robert WiLeon . alias fumes. Wood, a private "in the. Royal York, Ratters. pi. Senclay, the 15th of T he entered, the.house b` use in, the Vale parish, whh an intention to plunder : meeting a defenceless woman of 75 years of age, piously en gaged in devotioni suitable tothe sabbath, be, in the, Most delit*titte.rtianner, cut bin-throat with n fainr; and nearly severed her head from te body. `The hypocrisy. ancl, deception of this MlSerpain co uld„ t 11►; be excelled by-the horrid for which hp mallist .ly sneered. Ittirrtedi;tety ,tfter his' 4prd:elision, he.xtriutisted the assistan64 sat-k Clergyinatt, :Inc! is I tended, by his apparent contrition •to milx the vi-, VS' kFePeri. uit,tbe e}:enig ia - ev to li's Copt; of erecting his escape, he becathe outi4g49,,lsond Wcitild have de , stroyyd.eventhe Ministers 14 , 40. cam to insttua and. console' Biro. 'ti enting• his fury in terms too shuck lug to relate, he %;r#lli-19,4be scat old despising,'6%erY religietteadWintliratiNalitmlting at his awful st tuition, fearless and undismayed., he . was launched IEI,o-eternity ; bidding defiance to human laws,•:ancl contotnning that Divine Tribunal; butbre which Ile was #beilftO gpp§ar, with cite I , ccutilulitteo guilt 'Of a lite spent in perpetration of every species. -of wiekechtess6 , He 'had been =senterie#d t 6: death itr • l' . nglarid'i „ bet having obtainpd ity . 'Majesty' on, !he : wits retunved from,. the . hulks into the 1 , Royal' York Rangers.--He nHe was cOeerned with tie notorious. IlperAaw, whontle father,lith repi.atedlfexPres;ed his determination tO•die gatiet, !! as-reNolutely as•ilis other associates' in and . murder.. .1; 1 ' •i • " -- • -',4!„14ii.,'0C Men who perished 'on the . 1410.4:0 botAmten.the.igtn I,thi 1 .2 I st January, 123 . 08, I . balonging.te44isNajetty's laic Skip scamen.—C)livcr, Armour, 4,Obn A:er:incier Wright, Charles FuiLhett. • ti I,itchead, J.ur.es I)ovet, piqh Boy's—Charles Germain, 11. R. Co‘vrier,' in February:, iSA —lA:tut/cc Fitz.' • goi irdctoSos wan, Milit...augdatrotilAiitle. . .. . . , .. • .'i'esterdAyllit`dispatehesity•thq, Lord El don, Erzil i . • ~,. ~ • - spen'c'e' r' , 7 1 1 trytYs: - Ardniir' 01, 'atur,4,:eiiiiritA4rfi, .wgke 'finally closed :tt th,tl.4aa, Lodi,: .Hume, alai delivered tQ•4lstir Fpbpet.live4PtgAttri. Passengers per Lord Eldon-Bengal: Mr. 1' itootald, free- inariiier. - o9t4trytt Cal , 16.4tainvtion. ' Callon ; Ma. jor Rentrer.i .-i 4 l . • . •• , • ~.,' !,,,, . • , .1.: i ;,,., :per Voashqp'eticei -.Bengal : 4rtePo4vner, jup. nieithaat; Nlessrs. IC and T. Eiunt. , r, hat' vositr...4moosrs,. vi tiii4 liw il d. '1: lusirrav W i filieft4 v P.hill i P S, • l trarddrOti rd; '. M aeltemx ie,' , Andi Stewatt, xacietsin3Mactro , :i Jiieuti- Col . • llall, titiy, xiid two daughters ; Major ‘Vlsli, Lady, and daughter ; Lieut.. 1 CoL Calmnlillid Lady ; •MesOille,Fatire, M' 1)owall, and , 1 1. 0w , eu e AI rsoliiivi u ; 4Vra..l.lobbitis, I.:clit. l fettling ; ' Nlv. isleisb;..f.aee..stwiner ~-..Messrs..Curry, - I.:',u.Ler, Macpherson, Seazatithig,...auct iligiunour„cadetap , ~•• • . • . ~. iiter . ifravalsl4 liangaln4ll4r. Gepat4Avriten, and Lady; Mr. • Walsh, nutistAllt..bitsgcult ; .Mr.%V,oottston . t t. Itev.T,' l'flovn p. , son, Lady, and Faintly ; ..Mmag. kt &eget Messitt.,A,:inti.C. it ol own t % tiVr'S ; .M ,sea.. AltlAby t liorwyr 404,1r1kitaa. r'srzok ? : ti '6(414' •nlik.:444uy , ,lackso4,4 411 V, if, • , 4 00 i. Ma raj :' , char d )4i to,.!Ar; )okoi r lyp . „44,-; 1 riner i ';' I'Vresti. Sh`a p, Shcc4P,....F. A-Fp:gluon,. ItQrotii9; r'. an Ntiite; - cadett. • k• l 6 Per Monarch-41(mgal; Mr. KnigM, a ssiitant.urgeqn 1 I‘,l r. , 1114 visit Vie ; nr.**skttirn , ; {, Mates Sibley and Temple ' ton ; Messrs. Piceett, Vilinams, atid Bruce, cadets. Mt ' dras:li , c ivi‘irolnitvetitk WIPP, eohi ~ 'filis:', M ist; litid*Migter 1 S trail?) i •44,..i t 110410.0.10 1 .e‘kra. Aotilt_o, Sccat,,wl44,W, cadets: ‘- ranee of wiles islannj Mr. Pigeu, native. it l'ef CatTlartlylk.i:q9littni ; . Alt i lk,`,7),NA4oll)!lrit, writer; . , ihc mcin o icitor 1. 4 4 • i t •e, cl eltir4 • NI rvAr•,.§. 1 1 ‘1 1 1 , 1 .6.1. , .) 1 . vr. r 44 i p,,,,44 1 tr i ni;..,;; ; .........pd6 , hy.A>.vi, , 44 ti i i.cp,ttp,o4 ,, find) ; • ~,r,:i vervib,..,,,io.lulpp..; ,vhhi.aAroaks.p3ariocv,alpsis. ..a.O, , ~ i ison, an i attet son, ree.tn 4 riners.;o4o,4l4g, native of Mangalore ; .Merits. Leighton awl l)avidsim, caucta. • • . ..i.' 1.4....t.t1 ..ii" ~. . . . I • . An Irish dtirnal has the following artiel.els, " YOUGEIALL,A4Y 41....—A 1\1311:i Boat arrived lystC frual,tiverpool ititis-).nrorning--bra iier%piost'il on the 27th, she fell in.i*ithkan - Anietintilihd l i*o Brlgs if ,jtonnd io t lverOnotillittpri fKpith 11 1 4„911ifip,p1 ii4tt lYtt.o : l FOO* 4 . r),Aac* . air " M .- rrigm ` ciity.ticovilsAitia 0 tilx Eng4uiii, pod Alt 43.1,411barigctiti kenv COVAtI l' in,. .41N is To-morrow 31,0001, are ts . ..kprticed at %Ports , 1 1100 1, 4 V iildiq4.;l.?e,tVggillingi 1;• iwt- WA- 1 , - . lir iv.it v*oll ittX.)iienia,l)t-0;i 1 a W . raitem,,E4zl49ll , ookr , .0041arthat; *-31 andic 4 1 1 19 0' 4 0 iW, ' ll 4 ol2l ifiltl l o,l l c. r." '..n CI I ' ' I, ' 'l4 urn 6iy,'"l'ilad 44 4 _ a iiit 1,1044, 4ee ;(q,Apiliturg, 'er convoy. • - .c.,WaretblotrDAY.4-03the.111:.vt h.ovv4qAtltkils7- conssiderable dray hack o r t 4 l, tye s v i;kirtk orthd g 1)07 r;ulileets. It, bil%y(yer, 'did 4)4 ilunlheii al Inds and latsei froal - flockinicto Green wich, where the Itaciept pat:lice of ..reliug (1,0V1) th , - wjA i s cru)y atiT4ecoripilj, - ,,iel?serveo as Qn ,• i 4r. • P • 0 11.:7'11: TO M. A. SHEE, 4,1 E. A. :ITTING TO FOR A PORTRAIT. While Wealth and FashiOn, led by Taste, A union that we 'rarefy see, With zeal to court thy pencil haste, !low kind to iirofKir it :o me , Yetolupgh 1 4t, no pri(le tfeel, : . Or hupulse °fa vaM,Self.tovh, But.a k 6r hovi.frornCare would'stea!, And by thy various puw'rs Ititprove. •For all' who ;wow thy merits ILA • . The POet's fire r the l'u:riter's art, 'The vigour of a Manly mint!, . Tl.e spirit of an horiest.licart. • •Tricnot, well might tho=:he prcud, indeed, ..At.whorn such pow'rsdirect their alm, ' ' Since mut hy genius 'tis decreed —. TO give at once tnd gather fame. - WEY AI otj r 14, ,A; NE O. The _Annivtrs i air - Birth-day was celebrated, with a degree.of spletidonr and loy alty never before equalled iit thiS place.: . The'rnorn-' jog was ushered in by the .slipping.in. the harbour, 1,011 cl) displayed their as,welt as the Onsteim - house . battery .on the Not he Harvey's Library;' and .thwe'nf his- . MajeSty's..Sl3iiisiolWar - itt.attellor it) our Roads,, all.nt: which were ;mast beautifully ' dressed. ' Congratulations on tho:'omasion,•atte'ricled , w ith f e rvent,.u.islies that his Majesty may long.live, were eagerly and mutually interchanged , by.all ranks:. Cheerfulness.. .beamed on every countenance atit he . return of a day in which the inhabitants .appeated happy: in the opportunity ;of testifying their gratitude - and atiettion :to.. a, Sovereign:from whom thcy.bact derived for along:series.af.yeamso marl marks ot , , benign favour, arid although circuin4taiiceg torid iii deptivp ws kift - U - ebutinuanceibf ahsence• of our. gracious 86veieignii;_the'recolitaion 'ofipast linchiesses L aii'gricionslybestnwed: . 'ou . the town' at: large, and the interest hiiMajesty always took in' if 4 behalf, can ,rievei;tiwefEati...froxn . the Memory of those who have participated so bounti,frilly - of be ru . • At,..twelv.o'clock.the scene was 'heightened: bY) the appearance oti. the gt'ouncl ot!the .t sr and 2d Re- , gicuertts f:ll.43adovestan Light. Horse. ithderthe Coin mand.pr ‘4‘eneral - Linsingen, , :and . the 2d•Somiirset Regiment of .Idit;a, uirtleiti the:command of- Maior Pratti. /Griping a line t hat , encompassed our extensive Bay, and exhibitingra• spec:Mete' truly interestinitea the feeliogs of • ifiitons. • .= • • - The rßrigade firedP feu de jo3la in tine stile, which was.returned franc the Battery Git-theNothelny the Sea VencibleS, ancierthecottilllattti 'Of Walter,, and the guns at Portland Castle,:. • T • At .oue.'o'clorlt the three Companies of:Wey: month VoluatOtai, commanded' by' .Major .Power; furnua lirie and ii 'tht~e vollies, alsO•la honour of the (14iy; in:a mantvert hat gaint:d them . addh iona I credit Tht't ie wt tstNl,.. by twu of- his • Mojestifs. rig of:War-et arichur :id our Roads, :atitt..athe:. Letter Of :Nlarque, Copt.• Lacheur . „... . • • The 'minting praying. , Oropititinsly fine, atter a heavy, s liottrer ra I 11., drew :tc.t otter .a great lISSOM • Wage , of .hvanty and fits h ivn ow .the Zsi lila:yd.::: • -; The 1;ao ds . of•iiht . cli,ierent itttgiinet4ts7, played:several' nod the grat t ion! -of the pddistrianii, • and :the .w.htite- .a. set:fib:of. gay and festive'. loyalty., General Linsiogen and the (i slicers 61thes Hanbveiiari.Light7Hotsc; gait 'vat efiOnt'entertain (nem; ito a large itttrty .0 - liability . , -gentry,- and the , cafiieers-of'thot Wivytuouth tit Russell's' • Royaialots3l. it] d tit= et:set dare. , regitrreti t .erit mita nett• al select party of Gentlemen, at ih CTOWtt . TaVeril.- , It) titedrebingphisNiajestlYitradeguiem assombled'at 'l46* ,I",..sagie. Nvherecoilviviality reigned to ti very lute Ivor. 3:lllutriloie tivery:detubtuitgation bf loyalt.9 ;Ica attl diaplity‘sfoic.`: lire *works . .orpositei ventsillit:zre itig id base, hiv,l,:lArlioci's Li bbiry. , • on,;the oee,isicon<mtii;.oti , Evidaysevereingi! , fat the .I.l.oyit-HOltsa, , on necouraiit 'the 'were to.. takei .place thetfollawiug dlty;irtvialt.' .14116.i:err npktterously attendedi v..' • ; t'::: :.; 1 . 44: t 1 !S2 an(i ::! • ;.y erl, t ) ; I ne gtr i uqps , of to be putchas,Qci ti.? 91, !itAiik;lin : l*t future; a94,p4Nem.., hagen are both by". ..lsocure, in con sequence..9f, ne of. ,t4,.l 3 l . itisb , „. DAblitt ;Paper .of liVednesday iast, says} 41 \Ve understand th4t. otligi:d letters Were yestprdardii. patcbed from the pryper . otlicts3,stunowning,gaveral !Gener4l Utl ..ereo , etinsmonding. , 'this country anti in England; to repair. irorpeckiittalr . towe r ., stoppusbd .a:-:preparatory 1 temare to rtvr imponaut .Expeditiott inunediat t:4 , • A ' contentplAttury 9 'l (1•.;i: - • ' . It. tO•griielptirtait'eltl l Stne.itholltrilihNt t - he'.. Ilinisrans . barikilf4Rmittlob'Eked to s e ncf'ptant drtileif tiliny from tt4 &Win Mitt 6,l;titl) Oft'FiiitaticlPbri accoitnt 'of • 4)4. wilift , - , r6f: fitlS`tisktin's;'tftelWeliNlt 'firiry at t'tkli;o rht ikeittivildg iorre''aiid:AtniLtair*.foc . ornplete ) iiic-2 . tkitr,tif-aking , fritiorCenerA ,s."lti.lh,htfif-af colours, • and' 91,5430 niitAcjiiiititieri) ;'"WV lifdll.l,,e ' napj)y to"ficid axis' ri4)tirt(leJnflitiß l / 4 1: . ';df t::. . ; I . 't"" . 1 . -..... :, ~, : i , i. i t... Wl4 4l oii i ii:lj? ) tiV r iii;Rilt)ii: irk l tiki,.l44 ll4 !"! ' tkVe i tfla t4 T r-1 911" , y 1. 11 , i, 'Fip14094r 1 ;4 , 0 q, l ly! j l i fiii.)po) - igaiii i ptT 4e i r - c!,sl9 ,In . Vi'iiti6 AI a t spy ~ anti . 'pi 'll l ,4l'4„r;`4l l t (Off . ,ciiiinh Q „,lc f oyelitn?on!. Other b 10 rt . 1431'0, ‘tbatite.vt: l li:belacatSc,.a, atia )Ijs body a' ado-f-siktl;.l i vi, .t„ , :, , ii 7 -li d :Ha 4 is: Of witieb is liot tnautnatinit.-1 - ie litilieita taw -444t0 the S 1 li4ia o .1)034. 1. 1 dip le i CapC'.Wobit;':to reconnoitre the Ftene4 Coast, asq:,a,9dcil i - it s 4 . 1)90 near L'Orient Am i liatt ; ii , gg ti g) noil to t e t . 44.1ye cid vs' end Wall'PreP 4 rins to;cOrne,otfcitt A hogt whetitteilf wrpt ans-teii by two ci.,,t,i-11 7 1,0use .(.)t-4,er5.‘;',.t . %-,K 4 404:V 1 itl .I' . ,p'erisio) of 144ilier :,)14.0.i\rn . truce. Onr::Go .v OEn rneto 1. ) . ~ fa r4h 4, inforr nation he o b tained some time since by landing on the Elva); 'ls - goat:l He .vva`.4 Irretinhmatv IT bi rtb, b , )l had been nutoy yeariin4)ur frri.*, in the eyqrpe Or which he ' fad trotielliari t ot‘ . ez"rikted his life, *by t11:11:;' ,- ng initirs':ons iti . t4 - ,riiii - cp - ,a - nll 1" - ‘'tatuMii it) au 0,4 L, btiat t 0 ' ta ' f Sliifs"oif; the i:O.i.A., ‘ , , • . - ROYAL socvEry„o muver,;ws. Thjs 9;celloot ,PcAcieiy' 12 . 1 . 10 ,An versant PLR • net ye§terctay, at s Rooms. ne atilt., et • CABIBRIDG took the Cliair;'which was relinquithed to his Royal Aigline,ss br - tht. Hom?rar): the Earl of INterAottilr, rho tat Ott the left hand f • the Ddt e. i'lie:Dtike'of.CO:kitiits.l..otn sat on the. right .side. The Earls of Fotk . rascus,'PAßrit.i . t," and Wzointr; the Honourable aria lteit.. Mr. LEotii, bean . ,of Wind?Jr, and. a very, large coMpany, coo sisting of the Ent* respoab . ic people of the iste.tro polls, were,present OD this interesting pectisiem. dinner was excellent, and well served. On such an occasion it was natural to estpeA thrit, the chief musical Perforthert *bald be pre4etit, as well as thksArriatettrs,- and tilt room hadincieed' rare assemblages of men of distingitished talents ;, among whom ; we ,observed tjse littyverrs, Mr. bApcg,, son. .1i well .Sir NATHANUiL DANCE, wlioie valour has added to the laurels of this cmuntrr. Vr. CROTCH, SALO:4ON, lit,Akr; and se T verrtl other esteemed PrdfesSors, Were present. 7. AUtsrs: VAuttitAi4, ddss, EvAits, SALE, sen. and.jun...DIGNUM, and Urn:, alt, 'ai) well as :'the . KNYVETTS , .and• the Dnacgs, exacta . their vocal powers, and highly gratitied the comic pany.. • . • . , , „ SslJirr displayed extraordinary skill on thc Crum.. pet. HAYDN'S celebrated March, and a tine composed by ViTtNitr.tt,. 'action - Alm; 6i en by Smior, and other Pcrfornieni, 0 4 .•.•1 rri Oboes. Dr. , Crorcn iqylunteefed a • tine Con eel to, by flAyuri, • lush be . performrd, in a • very, capital style. : 4 . ,.11. , 15ter 4tyaO4zo, from Oxford, distinguishedarnon i -ohe Vocal Performers. 7 . The I)uke of CA .suirarned the oftite•t,f Chairman with the utri '' ''' ''' courtesy, and attention. - t We never. heard Non' Nobi Domine sung - with sucllfine,etle6t! es hn ocasihn, Owing tb the hunter pt theoingers;and , the' preoisioti which. they • displayed. ,The first. Toast after Dinner was " I.le„4ing," which was rec i erved* i I 11; 1 eki h ' t.ll l 4l3lil. " Ttl‘ dAlee ," " The. f ClllO6 Or 1 ,7064,, ' . atid the rest DE thelloyal " The 1)ok . 0 et York D'ad t h 3. ArmArmy,''" the 1)u! of Cl:irt,he,e . and the N.O ,y," many other loylkand patri die to;i'sts were fuceived with the ikatroe%t 'applathe. • .' 4 -'11)e Earl. Of PAllT:stou rR proposed " ti;e health of the Puke of CA MBR E, with thanks ' to 'hirti lorthe hondur he had dune the company in, the Chair •," the tuast was drank with great and the bake, .in a brief, tau; 13,.reineut speech; et pressed. his thanks and wishes foy the prosperity of the Instittuiaii. - A: - similar 'nark of re.spea was sliwn to the . Dttice'or'CLestritit!.,ii:o, .and was re-: ttuntTi I.tith the Ilanieacknowledgnints. The'com pany remained tine late hour, ;and all wa:; anitiFttiou and good humour. It wasimtio9Ale fdr any ocOicif pr•tlqi PNCS off with more ihe entert;ti,;uner: of the day arose from. the exertions of gettitii in thti cause df6;.. 4 .iiiriitened. ' • ' ' '"' ' •• • • ' • . .. . . , . : , • .•• ,:, ~.... „ . .... Master li.rTv is engaged to play rdacrei, ...osi Friday next, at the Theatre in. lianhury,,ancl YPurtft; ' Norval on the •tollowiag da. The ,1iietid5,.,,9f,,11113 very .occessfol votary of 1 acs!l . 4l,lailve 4tjerNOth " wrung a slow leave'' from hisfstlker,, that 104.oki i iy... retire from the stage., and itoprov*ilis,suipd,4l ems., cation, - The litinbury Theatre . is 110 W „ under (..the,:. manTgenient of . . c .. Zr. *lr. gtu n „., ~ ..,,,. . , „ . .. Vauxhall opened last night for the season, ;'jiffs. i 111ianapril. hays 45! moskliheral, 11),Ith ! ilf ,Ar kAtA go. tneats,aptitstcoptions. .the dullness,,of. ths: 'even ing tlid not diger several ,spiPttdir;l,pisrties..trqm Alp.. i, tending ~ . , ,M.addinitort . Aaces cotpwouce to•tn9trow . rin the , 'Stockbridge Cmu!se. ,41. gi-eitt many capital horses 'art:well inatcht4to rim for ih9diprent,,b)latvl. , , 4 'Much private .busines,s, wits Alone at the Fivelt,4, 4 - • ;chplige ,yrlisc.day, ttl . ough :a t 10' 3 40y, ",cue ,p , „„ (4. , icycl!itua ick,facirrAnce" ' l ' l l9 , ..NPYiliPair?:l 3 clr.9 a pretta : / n 2 un 9f 5 pF.F o ceat. at.the c10a.P1,14/1 : Forlsot, antl:l ;Cyn i sols, l'or qkp,Opening ‘verl p ‘ t . 7p,A ti ,•,.. , ~ . , 7 Ihaic aka... un ,Court 9,f,Alikrim...hcid . ,to : day,,,, but the LOio Atvzott, after inipeding the retpmict Pr khe-'4 l et l l7Y•TWlFisi:.9r4gle4/3 1 !RRTifie.cit tiff 4 to . .pe adyauce4 gd„,i per, oeck„qiiit,l .P I ,4R 4 e.. 04 '0 3 0 - 4:; / f 4 pay : *.the ; flt..tiris,:rn loaf .will..ikk.ep, 111;7 ~. . ~ •,, ~,,,, :" - , 111 cie: ft cQ , Ma MPI)Pbr 4 t\,.}! i -l ii"o: 4 )C.COtla':, 'rn-9 1 ) 3, 4 1 i 1 .9 1 44**TAf - 'y M^WPlNYolmin4 ;‘IA'RJIEVi.:i avIRN'A'&9I-1,5,, the ,toruker a t.ill„li4o4otnetuan, aw e ithe latio,r, a ht ; tle., inati. 7 - 7 A.*. i .lllsmap ,havitvg,ft rt ii ~ firessed. ttle, latter, as, Ote,•foppqr, :40NTActo .Mit!,,tl „5n0u.,..#11.).-4 itlph , 1 ii,w bbfieryo, l .4 wi,s.strauge.he I 1 k a stnistake 4 , , .apitlkere i Nina .ki v sgreat i ..;dilVerenee botyvelx it!)evil as, (let,wtNß, a ,a01(t" e-0 1 40 1 ; Pm! 0 c. 4 0 411 14 c) tibrs'e• ~ ~,,: ;,,.. •,,,, !. , ~.,.• .‘,. , . .... ~ ~ di , ,,J '.iti 1i..k1 1 14,3cP.P09 4 1 1- Ilii t 44 Bret ! I 'l o 9 l i 4 t 11 9 . 44) 1 / / for 10, atici `fit ~t' out ,. ip,Orcher49 r.iitio n th?,,hlociia* 01 Ca4lZ. i, .Q. e),()1.1 iI? ls . §411).ii4t,1 0..i3t 40. / ot?1$ N ;9PL - :41. th wto eossip,n_os.,ottr.lappsh t 4.84, thcs ; i E9P l ll': gPX.,"(li4l9i'qd L. TA)cgi bhe.Nix4rtid,littP-, ~. . •Mc1iPt , .1.. t . 0 .,,,i ..., . • ~...4n -.1i ,, .. .l: -.. .-..ti.d 4er, MAgs7 l 7. aq .cIIP .er o.9P l o , iiiP., Yies,tlc.r,4,L, 'lion - Owed' Licty C. ti . 1 .0.4 ...,FAitj) ; i a! N 44,, 31,,N, q JAmps;ili ~,2410.., aftgfWActilt , ,iiii9roPPl)lslo:iiPT.' M^ 3 . Fip.urflo,,ptl.,lter ae.eo , cniOkletkdAnAt i ttrif,• wqpt,p;‘, :tllo4treh.:s . j i thrary to ,olvesfl t lajge w t hi,ile , 4l4 , ,tit . , ;04. a t Y 4 .e-tY 111111 1 4 1 fijiVri...4!,le 1) 11 : 4 ',ii..LA Rffi tAigt RoYaltifilihrwas , the 1.1,445 e ic{;,„ . 4pfitatt,La*D,Ajtiki ;Oilier pAttitim, from acktrtsvctf t ,fiteoost pelettriAtA ) iiipure4o,lone in Italy, .4q,101 Mkrn Yid. itlfSNkil st(4r IMi:i.tibq , o( tlte ciemeAtintl-4catlertly, 0.94? t 0),,, i itito hik,l4c . %), !wine tima ,isslgageit , oq q l)4, ‘,ly,iti, 14 1- Highness's portrait, whleh-we hope will 0 v,o9i soon cciropt,.-;to. Thoir ! Apyist, Ifiillipesies were pititisca,fo,4l;preas their ippronoßn ot. it stp:tit ,;0i1 i ,.. by . , misaVlLLitacs (from the'ffTlppS §:t. Peter itnel l ' Paul, a chef 44;ctiv ro of t11441,t),, ,si polognio, aftip , o.ls, . lately reeli i iy i t4An ci oneoyrak i ng re ward of theckatrek .silver P,aligto:fpfitn.tlirt .Sool.oji pt Arts in the Ade)pni. flflit.o' a lierturt,thance of hers T ti 011; a Fop,y of ,!hi St. Ovirolainoi. bxiCiirleggio, from a pieNte. or, lee fiti titees; d one in Parma. '• , • On Satorogy ttt 1 .13 , 111 , ht, at. ndor,.n:Ogntippran ti, - . Ow 011ie of lis, is, coal l`rib‘tion L went into tlte water isprn the kkot \ oils. near (Yatttsea. Coalmen in com pany with M. STEPIIENS, 'pin. of roi s twa, 19 bathe, when the strentith, i ;t4 'the title carti:l.l hit out of his depth,' and, as .he could not siim,.ti t s ~. wits di owned. .‘ ' „ N.,%v".1"014 BARTON, Esq.lateSeCretary to. the R ight 1...f,n. viscoum SIDHOUTH, WIIS drowntil last week 'whill bathing at Worthing,. C fe• tea Ott 11'11 4 014 )1e -I o f 3 COI